Less than 1: AM Edition, June 10

This morning on Less than 1: a judge upholds the $6 million social media addiction verdict against Meta and YouTube, and a Los Angeles jury awards $32 million to the family of a woman who died after decades of exposure to asbestos-contaminated Johnson's Baby Powder. Also: the Palisades Fire arson trial gets underway, the VA scales back its West L.A. veteran housing plan, and a deadline looms for an L.A. ballot measure that would extend local voting rights to noncitizens.

Stories mentioned in this episode:

(NYT) Trial Begins for Man Accused of Sparking Palisades Fire
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/10/us/jonathan-rinderknecht-palisades-fire-trial.html

(LA Times) VA promise of 800 new homes on West L.A. campus this year shrinks to 260
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-06-10/va-promise-of-800-new-homes-on-west-la-campus-this-year-shrinks-to-260

(LAist) Deadline looms for a proposed LA city ballot measure to extend local voting rights to noncitizens
https://laist.com/news/politics/deadline-looms-la-city-ballot-measure-to-extend-local-voting-rights-to-noncitizens